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Lisa Anderson never forgot how instrumental that teachers were in her life and that from an early age, her mother thought her daughter should try and become an educator. Now more than three decades into her teaching career at Windham Middle School, Anderson strives to let her students know she believes in them and their potential in life.

WHS presents "Shrek the Musical". November 15, 16, 22 & 23 at 7pm and November 17 & 24 at 2pm.

On October 23rd, at the Maine School Superintendents Association annual meeting, RSU14 Assistant Superintendent Christine Frost-Bertinet was named Maine's Assistant Superintendent of the Year. Click headline to see article from The Windham Eagle.

As the weather gets cooler and the leaves start to change colors, the Windham Chamber Singers are preparing for their annual An American Family Holiday concert.

Pamela Mallard believes we’re all here to contribute something unique and that deep within all of us lies a special gift. It’s a philosophy that holds significance for Mallard as she found her true calling in working with students and now serves as a seventh- and eighth-grade science and math teacher at Windham Middle School.

Windham varsity field hockey coach Cory DiDonato has always had a passion for field hockey. She returned to field hockey as a coach after playing in high school and college because she loves teaching players how to be strong young women and thrives in a competitive team atmosphere. She coached Windham’s varsity field hockey team from 2003 to 2008, and after taking time off to have her son, returned in 2016 and has been the varsity coach ever since. On Tuesday, Oct. 15, DiDonato earned her 100th career win as a Windham coach when her team took down Sanford 2-1 in a thrilling game.

It’s said a good education can change anyone, but a great teacher can change everything. Put RSU 14’s Doug Elder in that latter category.

Schools are one of the safest places our children can be, and there is a lot of work that goes into making sure that is true. One very significant part of keeping our school safe is the role of a School Resource Officer, now handled by Windham Police Officer Devyn Rogers at Windham Middle School.

Even though Age Friendly Raymond has only been up and running for six months, that hasn’t stopped volunteers from bridging the gap between seniors and youth in Raymond. What started as a small gesture of kindness has grown into something much bigger.